Enterprise-Compatible Deployment Architecture

Our systems integrate with existing operational infrastructure without requiring camera replacement or significant workflow disruption. Deployment models are designed around your facility's existing technical environment.

Enterprise deployment architecture diagram showing cameras, edge compute server, optional cloud layer, nurse stations, and mobile devices

Works With Your Existing Infrastructure

Our systems integrate with existing operational infrastructure including RTSP camera environments, ONVIF-compatible systems, VMS platforms, local edge compute infrastructure, secure cloud orchestration layers, and facility alerting workflows.

Camera ProtocolRTSP, ONVIF, MJPEG
VMS CompatibilityMilestone, Genetec, Acorivenaon, Hanwha
Network RequirementsExisting facility LAN/VLAN
Compute PlacementOn-premise rack or edge appliance
Alert DeliveryNurse call, mobile push, email, pager
Data ExportPDF, CSV, HL7 FHIR (optional)

Three Deployment Models

Fully On-Premise

All inference and data processing occurs within the facility network. No video data leaves the building. Suitable for facilities with strict data residency requirements or limited internet connectivity.

Hybrid Operational

Edge inference on-site with optional cloud orchestration for reporting, remote monitoring, and multi-facility coordination. Balances data control with operational flexibility.

Managed Infrastructure

Fully managed deployment including hardware provisioning, software maintenance, monitoring, and support. Suitable for facilities without dedicated IT infrastructure teams.

Computer vision inference overlay showing pose estimation skeleton, person detection bounding box, and facial recognition with Resident ID label on a care facility CCTV feed

Inference Runs on Your Infrastructure

Every inference pipeline — pose estimation, fall detection, resident identification, and movement tracking — executes entirely on hardware within your facility. No video frames, skeleton data, or identity vectors are transmitted to external servers. Privacy is enforced at the infrastructure level, not by policy.

Our models are purpose-built for the low-light, wide-angle, and partially-occluded conditions typical of care facility camera deployments — not adapted from general-purpose datasets.

Pose Estimation

Skeletal Keypoint Tracking

17-point body keypoint detection at 15+ fps per camera stream. Tracks joint angles, center-of-mass trajectory, and limb velocity vectors in real time.

Fall Detection

Biomechanical Fall Classification

Multi-frame kinematic analysis distinguishing controlled sit-down events from uncontrolled falls. Trained on care-facility-specific fall patterns including slow-collapse and lateral fall types.

Facial Recognition

Resident Identification

On-device face embedding and matching against a facility-local identity database. Resident ID vectors never leave the facility network. Supports re-identification across non-overlapping camera zones.

Multi-Object Tracking

Persistent Identity Tracking

Continuous resident and staff trajectory tracking across camera handoffs using appearance and motion cues. Maintains persistent track IDs through occlusion and re-entry events.

System Requirements and Capabilities

4 – 128+

cameras per deployment unit

< 2 seconds

event detection to alert delivery

Configurable

30 – 365 days, on-premise or cloud

99.5%+

target operational availability